GDPR training/education
Did you know that, in preparing for GDPR, you are also required to provide training to your staff in a verifiable manner and with the involvement of appropriate specialists?
We hold awareness-raising training courses and sessions on GDPR, data protection and information security (120 minutes or 2 x 1.5 hours).
If so requested, training activities can focus on a specific field.
Contact us to discuss your needs.
Topics covered
During our training sessions, the following topics are covered:
Theoretical knowledge
- What is GDPR?
- Who is affected?
- Why is it important to address this matter?
- What novelties does GDPR bring?
- Why does GDPR compliance require substantial expertise?
- What are considered personal data?
- What does data processing mean?
- Who is a controller/processor? Why is it important to be able to categorise the parties involved in data processing?
- Data processing principles under GDPR that must be taken into account when processing personal data.
- What rights do controllers need to grant to data subjects under GDPR and by what means?
- What does “high-risk data processing” mean?
- What does “data protection impact assessment” mean?
- What does the “handling of personal data breaches” mean?
- Who is a Data Protection Officer and when is it necessary to have one?
- Steps to GDPR compliance:
- Exploration
- Investigation
- Review
- Data processing and protection
Practical knowledge
- How to record data processing activities in practice (template data protection register and how to complete this register).
- How to carry out a data protection impact assessment in practice (template and assistance with completing the template, examples).
- How to record personal data breaches in practice (presentation of the template and an example of completing the template).
- How to do a balancing test in practice (presentation of the template and assistance with completing the template and examples).
Your personal contact:
Ferenc Smohay
Partner